Here is a sure-fire way to find out where to install any plugin.
- Start SketchUp
- Copy and paste the following line to the SketchUp Ruby Console
Sketchup.find_support_file("Plugins")
This works for all versions of SketchUp, on all operating systems:
My SketchUp Plugins list, and blog about the world of plugins for SketchUp.
Finding Your SketchUp "Plugins" Folder
I am frequently asked the question of where to install plugins for SketchUp. The answer depends on which version of SketchUp you are using, where SketchUp was installed, and which operating system it was installed on.
Here is a sure-fire way to find out where to install any plugin.
This works for all versions of SketchUp, on all operating systems:
Here is a sure-fire way to find out where to install any plugin.
This works for all versions of SketchUp, on all operating systems:
Thank you very very much. I should show this knowledge to my forum's sketchupers. It's helpful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for keeping up good job, Jim.
ReplyDeleteIt works with my Win version SU, but on OSX + SketchUp 6.01153, it returns "true" statement and nothing happens?
my plugin folder is not there, i have an autosave foler, and nothing else!
ReplyDeletewhat do i do?
Where did you install Sketchup (what folder?) and what is shownin the Ruby Consle when you type in the code from above?
ReplyDeletesketchup.find_support_file("plugins")
ReplyDeleteError: #
(eval):4
that is the error i was receiving.. .am trying to install Vray, but cannot find folder
@DUBPEN: Try Sketchup with a capital S.
ReplyDeleteI felt a little embarrassed to have to ask for this, you learn something new every day! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeletethank you very much mi friend you have been very helpful
ReplyDeleteSketchup.find_support_file(“Plugins”)
ReplyDeleteError: #
(eval)
this is the error I received! what i have to do now?
thanks a lot
For me works if i write 'Plugins' instead "Plugins"
ReplyDelete